Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-03-23
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For SALE My dwelling house and
premises, in Fourth ward Call and ex
anime. +. Z. BROOK.
Don't forget that the burlesque and
gaiety company will be at Turner Hall,
Thursday, March "a.
The ice has moved rapidly within
the past few days and the river is nearly
clear between the dam and Second street
bridge.
Have your aching teeth saved and
filed. DR.. j. Weinlander, the dentist,
over James & Co.'S grocery makes filling
a speciality.
An Easter ball will be given by the
Waterloo cornet band at Badger State
Hall Monday evening, April IL. Music
by the Philharmonic band.
Every body who attends the perform
ance of May Vefnon's Burlesque company
at Turner Hall, tomorrow evening, will
be we'll entertained.
"A full line of foreign and domestic
dress good just received at CRUDE &
Achtenhagen's Anything from three
cent calico to silk dress at lowest prices.
NO quorum being present the regular
meeting Monday evening of the Beard of
Street Commissioners We ut over. A special
meeting is called for Friday evening.
We have received the complete Inter
State Commerce Law in neat pamphlet
form. published by the passenger depart
ment of the Chicago & Northwestern rail
way.
JEFF J. Kuehu, of Milwaukee, will
accompany Collector A. X. Delaney to
Alaska as his chief deputy, They Will
probably start for the Arctic regions Sat-
urday
The organization of butter, cheese
and egg board of trade, in this city, is a
move in the right direction and should
receive aid and encouragement from our
business men.
j. Weber & Son are The agents for
this district or the celebrated Price &
Condit fencing, for farm, garden and or
namental use. Best fencing for barn
wards. pasturing, etc. No cattle ruined
by it. "a
For sale at bargain: leo acres of
land located two miles from Worthwhile,
Oak, in the vicinity of Ashton, SPHINX
county. This is good land and will be
sold cheap. Enquire of owners,
DR.. VALERIUs & Co.
old and young will have chance
70 enjoy themselves at Turner Hall,
Thursday, March "a. May Vernon's Beyy
of Beauties will hold high carnival at that
date Don't forget your opera glasses.
Seats on sale at postotfice.
Among the preachers more lately
named as a possible successor to Henry
Ward Beecher, is Myron w Reed, Of
| Denver, Colorado. AS an admirer OF
Cleveland, if not in other respects, there
would be similarity between the great
Brooklyn divine and Mr. Reed.
The posters are out tor the Grand
Army campfire of the O. D. Pease post
for the benefit of the relief fund, to be
held at Turner Hall, April IL. Among
the speakers announced are Gen. NJ
Griffin, commander Of the department o
Wisconsin, and Philip Cheek, Jr., late
adjutant general.
p. S. Gilmore, with his incompatible
band of fifty eminent musicians, assisted
by the charming soprano, Miss L. Fritch
will appear at Turner Hall, April l9
This greaS musical attraction is secured
under the auspices of the Concordia so
ciety, and the effort should be we'll sus
tanned by the public
Tuesday evening of next week A. ]
Smith, g. w T., of Wisconsin, and othe
good speakers, will address meeting a
the Congregational church. These ad
dresses will be upon subjects of genera
interest and it is hoped that the speaker
will be greeted with a full attendance
Admission free, and a general Invitation
is extended. Speaking begins at 7:3t
o'clock.
"A good joke is told of a certain youns
Milwaukean, who having first saw th
light here, is in the habit Of celebrating
his birthday at mis- WATERFOWL home. Fl,
came out here from Milwaukee Saturda.
intending tc celebrate the importan
event on March 10, but referring to tn
records disclosed the fact that bis birth